It is with great sadness to announce the death in September 2025 of Edward Whitehouse, aged 56, a former researcher at the ...

This online event will present new analysis on the growth in support for SEN and disability living allowance.

We estimate the impact of health on employment for individuals close to retirement age and run the model separately by race ...

The Chancellor has pledged to guarantee paid work for every young person who has been on Universal Credit for 18 months ...

We use our approach to show that marital sorting by education substantially changed between the 1950s and the 1970s cohorts.

We look at what UK defence spending pays for, how it’s changed, and what rising budgets could mean for the economy and ...

We study the impact of Chinese import competition in the 2000s on workers and their households in England and Wales.

We find treatment during ages 8-15 improves test scores at age 16, raises enrollment in education post-18 and leads to higher ...

Cutting administrative budgets could end up cutting the quantity or quality of what the civil service provides.

Using nationally representative, randomized survey experiments, we investigate how beliefs about wage inequality impact preferences for redistribution. With more than 9,000 respondents in six ...

This Briefing Note describes state pension provision in the United Kingdom from the inception of the basic state pension in 1948, following the Beveridge Report, to Pensions Act 2007 and the plans of ...

This CAYT report uses linked individual-level administrative data from schools and universities to document the relationships between a variety of secondary school characteristics of interest and ...